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Queen Elizabeth II: A Life Of Legacy
Aaron Jiang ’23 Queen Elizabeth II began life just like any one of us: an infant in her mother’s arms. In the picture above, she was held by her mother of the same name, Elizabeth, and her father who would later on become King George VI. Such were the humble beginnings of all of us, albeit…
The Brotherhood of Salesian: Big Brother Breakfast
Jacob Matos ‘23 In September during Oratory Day, the incoming freshmen were introduced to the Big Brothers of the 2022-2023 school year. We, the Big Brothers wanted the freshmen to know that we were there to guide them in their transition into high school, as our Big Brothers did for us. On October 14th, 2022, Salesian…
The Predictions of the NBA Season: The Progress of NBA teams
Matthew Pierpont ‘23 The NBA is back! Every fan of every team is so excited to see what their team has in store. The Golden State Warriors are ready to begin their season after winning their 4th title in 8 years, in hopes of a 5th. The Boston Celtics are wanting it more than ever, after…
The Salesian High School Open House
Angelo Ledda ’24 On Saturday, October 22, 2022, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m Salesian High School held its annual Fall Open House. The Open House was a great opportunity for middle schoolers to get a full tour of Salesian High School and see all of the school’s attributes. During this tour, middle school students and…
Try Guys Try Adultery
Silas Gonzalez ‘24 You know that one Try Guy who loves his wife? You’re never gonna believe this… This past Labor Day weekend the Try Guys, a popular YouTube team, learned from fans that their co-worker, Ned Fulmer, had publicly engaged in romantic behavior with an employee of their company. According to member Keith Habersberger, Fulmer…
November 8, 2022
Greetings Parents, Students, Faculty & Staff,
On behalf of the editorial team, I would like to introduce the October 2023 issue of The Salesian Spectator. I apologize for the delay of the delivery of this issue as I assume the position of Editor-In-Chief after Armando Gimenez ’22. I couldn’t be more proud of the effort our writers put into ensuring this first issue of the school year is a success. This issue entails 19 articles from the likes of Angelo Ledda ‘24, Jacob Matos ‘23, Lucas Rojas ‘24, Silas Gonzalez ‘24, and Matthew Pierpont ‘23 among others. This issue features sports highlights, standardized testing preparations, school events, and media entertainment coverage, among other stories.
In a very special way, this issue highlights special events that have taken place in our community like the recent open house and Big Brother Breakfast, but it also covers broader cultural events like the current NBA season and Try Guys social media controversy. This issue’s cover article also acknowledges our recent historic moment: Queen Elizabeth II’s passing.
The Spectator thanks the Salesian Community, our Faculty, Staff, and students who have contributed towards the very first issue of the school year. Our goal as the Spectator is to ensure that our Salesian Community has the means and access to use its voices. Our prayers are with our Salesian families at home and abroad, and we continue to keep those affected by world events in our hearts. I hope you enjoy the October issue put together by the men of the Salesian Spectator.
Warm Regards,
Aaron Jiang
Editor-in-chief
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Welcome to The Salesian Spectator, Salesian High School’s premier online news source. This student-run publication is dedicated to keeping the Salesian community updated and in the know as they work to create a better school and a better world, one day at a time.
Our staff, consisting of the best and brightest writers Salesian has to offer, is continuously growing, and we are looking for staff writers to publish more articles. If you are interested in writing for us, please reach out to our Editor-in-Chief, Aaron Jiang, or our moderator, Mr. Marinaccio. We are always looking for fresh takes on interesting topics, ideas, or opinions, so please consider contributing! We can also assign you a topic created by our editorial staff.
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